Neverland was a place that Michael Jackson called home for over 15 years. The sprawling estate, located in Santa Barbara County, California, was a symbol of the pop legend’s wealth and eccentricities. But what exactly was Neverland, and why did Jackson choose to associate himself with it? In this post, we will explore the history of Neverland and its connection to the enigmatic artist.
Neverland Ranch is spread across 2,698 acres, with a 12,000-square-foot main house, a pool house, a lake, a zoo, and a railroad track.Neverland was Michael Jackson’s lavish ranch in California, named after the fictional island in J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan. The ranch spanned over 2,700 acres and featured a zoo, amusement park rides, a movie theater, and a stunning mansion. Jackson famously opened up his home to children in need and hosted numerous sleepovers and events for them at Neverland. However, the ranch also became the center of controversy when allegations of child sexual abuse were made against Jackson in the early 2000s. The association of Neverland with Jackson made it a subject of public scrutiny and fascination for many years.
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